Re: [Bluemusic-users] Score macros/bluePCH

[Cesare M. <ce...@po...>]

I tried to use macros in blue recently and found that it doesn't work. I 
mostly use the PythonObject so I didn't notice this before. I guess the 
problem is that blue parse the score inside a GenericScore to adjust the 
p2 field (I mean it doesn't just pass the score unaltered) and the 
parser doesn't like #defines.

Ciao,

-c.

Steven Yi wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>
> I'm not quite sure exactly what you are describing, but there is a
> Tuning NoteProcessor that uses a Scala scale and will convert from
> bluePCH in a pfield.  You can add the NoteProcessor on a soundObject,
> to a soundLayer, or even the root polyObject which means you can
> process all generated score that way.  (Right click on the >root in
> the polyObject bar should show a menu with option to edit
> noteProcessors for the root polyObject).
>
> Does that cover what you are discussing?  If not, there are ways you
> can use the python noteProcessor on the root polyObject too which
> should cover what you need.
>
> steven
>
> On Nov 17, 2007 6:57 PM, Brian Wong <bri...@ho...> wrote:
>   
>> Stephen, I am trying to find a way to reduce entering the same frequency
>> values over and over in GenericScore objects. As far as I can tell Csound
>> score macros do not work, so is there a way I can use the bluePCH for this
>> purpose in non-12ET tunings? Creating and loading .scl files works fine for
>> this purpose in the PianoRoll, but I often prefer to work in GenericScore.
>>
>>  Brian Wong
>>
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